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A station named "London Waterloo" should be returned when I fetch QueryType.stations(name: "Waterloo") in the GTFS GraphQL API
Observed behavior
That train station isn't returned. Only another train station called "Waterloo" and a tube station called "Waterloo" are returned, but not a train station called "London Waterloo".
If I enter "London Waterloo" into the query, it returns "London Waterloo" and "London Waterloo East" stations.
Version of OTP used (exact commit hash or JAR name)
2.7.0-SNAPSHOT
Data sets in use (links to GTFS and OSM PBF files)
A GB National Rail dataset generated using dtd2mysql and the GTFS downloaded from Bus Open Data Service
Steps to reproduce the problem
Make the following GraphQL query to the GTFS GraphQL Endpoint:
Expected behavior
A station named "London Waterloo" should be returned when I fetch
QueryType.stations(name: "Waterloo")
in the GTFS GraphQL APIObserved behavior
That train station isn't returned. Only another train station called "Waterloo" and a tube station called "Waterloo" are returned, but not a train station called "London Waterloo".
If I enter "London Waterloo" into the query, it returns "London Waterloo" and "London Waterloo East" stations.
Version of OTP used (exact commit hash or JAR name)
2.7.0-SNAPSHOT
Data sets in use (links to GTFS and OSM PBF files)
A GB National Rail dataset generated using dtd2mysql and the GTFS downloaded from Bus Open Data Service
Steps to reproduce the problem
Make the following GraphQL query to the GTFS GraphQL Endpoint:
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